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Subject:	Re: FLASH: How to write down your plans...
From:	Hal Medrano
Date:	Thu, 15 Jun 2000 22:09:51 +0100

>
>I hope so too. At the moment I am thinking about a design for something like
>a storybook which covers all (or at least most) of the aspects of a
>flash-move. I think it could look like a main paper with a zoomed-in
>timeline where every frame is numbered and following papers with
>despriptions of framescripts, included buttons, movieclips etc...
>The same procedure could be used for each movieclip, button and so on. But I
>am not completely sure if it will cover everything...
>

Hi Stephan,

There've been a few projects where I've taken screenshots of the Flash
window, printed it, and scrawled some of the things you're describing. In
fact, having these pieces of paper in a folder has saved me a couple of
times when I've had to return to a project after a long break. So your
idea sounds great. I hope you're willing to share! I'm constantly
thinking about ways to streamline my work processes. It'd be great to see
what you come up with!

Regards,

Hal

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Hal Medrano
New Media Group
U S WEST Creative Services

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